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Black Rabbit Kitchen sits inside a restored historic train station on Selby Street, in Nanaimo's Old City Quarter. It is built around shared plates, dishes meant to be ordered in numbers and passed around the table, with a menu that shifts through the seasons. Two spaces in one building carry the day from morning coffee through to dinner.
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Park & Nature, Attraction · ★ 5
Nestled just south of Nanaimo, Dodd Narrows is a hidden gem that offers a breathtaking spectacle of natural beauty and marine activity. This narrow channel, separating Vancouver Island from Mudge Island, is renowned for its powerful tidal currents, making it a thrilling spot for marine enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. As you arrive, you'll be greeted by the rhythmic sound of rushing water, a testament to the strong tidal forces that define this unique location. It's a fantastic spot for seasoned kayakers and boaters looking to experience the exhilarating challenge of navigating the swift currents. For those who prefer to stay on land, the area offers stunning views from the shore, where you can watch seals and sea lions frolic in the waves, and if you're lucky, catch a glimpse of orcas or porpoises passing through. Hiking trails around Dodd Narrows provide an opportunity to explore the lush coastal forest and enjoy panoramic vistas of the surrounding waters and islands. The trails are perfect for a leisurely walk or an invigorating hike, offering both serenity and a sense of adventure. Local lore tells of the narrows' importance to Indigenous peoples, and visiting this site offers a chance to reflect on the rich cultural heritage of the region. Whether you're there for the thrill of the tides, the natural beauty, or a quiet moment of reflection, Dodd Narrows promises an unforgettable experience that captures the wild spirit of Vancouver Island.
Tours & Activities, Park & Nature · ★ 5
Nestled in the heart of Nanaimo, Scenery Tours Vancouver Island offers an unforgettable journey through some of the most stunning landscapes British Columbia has to offer. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned local, these tours provide a fresh perspective on Vancouver Island’s natural beauty. What sets Scenery Tours apart is their commitment to showcasing the island’s diverse ecosystems and breathtaking vistas. From the lush forests and serene beaches to the rugged mountain ranges, each tour is a feast for the senses. Imagine cruising through the tranquil waters of the Salish Sea, where you can catch a glimpse of orcas and seals playing in their natural habitat. Or perhaps you'd prefer a guided hike through the dense, emerald rainforests, where the air is fresh and the towering trees seem to touch the sky. The friendly and knowledgeable guides at Scenery Tours are passionate about sharing their love for the island. They weave fascinating stories of local history and culture into each trip, ensuring that you leave with not only stunning photographs but also a deeper understanding of this beautiful region. For those looking to personalize their adventure, Scenery Tours offers customizable itineraries, allowing you to focus on what interests you most, be it wildlife, photography, or simply soaking in the serene landscapes. The tours are designed to be accessible and enjoyable for all ages, making it a perfect outing for families, solo adventurers, and groups alike. So, whether you're chasing sunsets over the Pacific, exploring hidden coves, or simply taking in the panoramic views, Scenery Tours Vancouver Island promises an experience that's as enriching as it is awe-inspiring. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with the natural wonders of Vancouver Island in a way that's both intimate and exhilarating.
Museum & Gallery, Attraction · ★ 5
Tucked away on the charming Protection Island, just a short ferry ride from Nanaimo, the Protection Island Museum offers a delightful glimpse into the island's rich and colorful past. This quaint museum is perfect for history enthusiasts and curious travelers alike, providing an intimate look at the stories that have shaped this unique community. Housed in a cozy, rustic building, the museum showcases a fascinating collection of artifacts, photographs, and documents that chronicle the island's transformation from its days as a coal mining hub to its current status as a serene residential community. You'll find intriguing displays on the island's maritime history, including the legendary tales of pirate and rum-running days, which add a touch of mystery and adventure to your visit. One of the standout features of the Protection Island Museum is its dedication to community storytelling. The passionate volunteers who run the museum are always eager to share anecdotes and insights, making your visit an interactive and memorable experience. Don't miss the chance to hear about the island's most famous resident, "Black" Frank Ney, the former mayor of Nanaimo, known for his flamboyant personality and pirate-themed antics. After exploring the museum, take a leisurely stroll along the island's peaceful trails or enjoy a picnic in Gallows Point Light Park, where you can soak in stunning views of the Nanaimo harbor. Whether you're a local or a visitor, the Protection Island Museum is a delightful detour into the heart of Vancouver Island's vibrant history.
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